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> 
> I think I'm missing something(I did erase the original post already)? But
> why would blocking how can blocking e-mail from a domain be an issue for a
> lawyer? Don't people have the right to block things from entering their
> servers?

Actually because ISPs are locally owned private networks (even though they
are globally connected) and there are a variety of option for the end user
(I mean other ISPs they can change to) there is no real issue on the legal
end related to blocking inbound email.


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